Cayda vs Feedbucket

The Feedbucket alternative with a free plan and nothing for visitors to see.

Feedbucket installs a widget that every visitor sees until you hide it, sells two seats for $39, and caps you at five projects until $72. Cayda is invisible on production by design, starts free, and bills a base fee plus the people who actually join, with unlimited sites on every paid plan.

Starting price

$9/mo

Cayda

$39/mo, 2 members

Feedbucket

Free plan

Yes, no clock

Cayda

14 day trial

Feedbucket

Visible to visitors

Never

Cayda

Everyone, until hidden

Feedbucket

Sites on paid plans

Unlimited

Cayda

5 on Pro

Feedbucket

Why teams choose Cayda over Feedbucket

Invisible to visitors. Always.

Nothing renders for your audience on any plan, with nothing to configure. Feedbucket shows its widget to everyone by default and hides it on production through a project switch, a secret URL key or WordPress role rules. Cayda has no switch to remember and no key to leak.

Priced per collaborator, nothing else

A base fee covers you; each accepted teammate is $5 to $6. A solo user pays $9, two people pay $14, five people with Jira pay $38. Unlimited sites on every paid plan, so an agency never trades up a tier to add a client.

A dashboard built for triage

Kanban and list views, filters by status, priority, assignee and note type, bulk actions, threaded comments, an activity feed and CSV export on Pro. Feedbucket holds export and console logs back to its $72 Business plan.

Thirty seconds on any stack

Paste a URL, drop in one script tag. One click install for WordPress and a native Shopify app; one line for React, Next.js, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix or plain HTML. SPA aware, no visitor overhead.

What a team actually pays

Annual billing, per month. Feedbucket pricing from feedbucket.app/pricing, September 2026.

Solo freelancer

unlimited sites

Cayda
$9/mo
Feedbucket
$39/mo

Two people, Jira

plus Asana, Linear, screen recording, guests

Cayda
$20/mo
Feedbucket
$39/mo

Team of five, Jira

unlimited sites on both

Cayda
$38/mo
Feedbucket
$72/mo

Where the review actually happens

Cayda · your live site

https://your-site.com/pricing
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Team members see the feedback layer on the real page

Visitors see nothing, on any plan

One script tag; works behind login and in single page apps

Feedbucket · a widget on your site

https://your-site.com/pricing
Feedback

A launcher renders on the page for every visitor by default

Hiding it on production is a setting you configure and maintain

Built around collecting reports from the public, not your team

Feature by feature

Cayda plan names in the Cayda column. Feedbucket details from feedbucket.app/pricing and its help centre, September 2026.

CaydaFeedbucket
Free plan2 sites · 50 notes/site · 3 membersNone
Entry paid planPro $9 + $5/member$39 · 2 members · 5 projects
Jira, Asana, LinearTeam $14 + $6/memberPro ($39)
SlackProPro
Websites on paid plansUnlimited5 on Pro, unlimited on Business
Visible to site visitorsNeverBy default; hide via key or switch
Runs on your live domain
Auto screenshot, browser, OS, viewport
Screen recordingTeamAll plans
Kanban + list dashboard, bulk actionsDashboard
Client / guest reviewersTeam, no member feeUnlimited reporters
CSV exportProBusiness ($72)
WordPress plugin, Shopify appWordPress plugin

How Feedbucket approaches it

Feedbucket is an agency oriented widget: install it, and clients and team members can submit annotated screenshots and recordings from the page. Its help centre is explicit that the widget is visible to everyone who visits the site until you hide it, either with a project level switch, a secret query parameter that reveals it for an hour, or, on WordPress, by limiting it to logged in roles. Plans start at $39 for two members and five projects, with unlimited projects and twenty five members at $72; all of its integrations are included from the first plan.

Cayda is private by construction rather than by configuration: the script does nothing unless the visitor is an authenticated team member or an invited guest. It starts free, bills per accepted teammate, and never caps the number of sites on a paid plan.

The bottom line

For a freelancer, a studio or a team under ten, Cayda costs less at every step, has a free plan that never expires, and puts nothing on your production site for a visitor to see. Feedbucket’s flat $72 tier covers up to twenty five members, so very large teams may find the numbers converge; below that, they do not. Add a site free and see it on your own pages.

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